[SOLVED] 4790k Voltages w/Gigabyte Z87 UDH4

[formula428]

I recently upgraded from 4570 to 4790K to try and boost my system for a few more years. Application is audio recording and editing. Very demanding on my i5 and the i7 has so much more bandwidth.

However, my temps seem high (to me) and the voltages as well. Cooler is CM EVO 212. Gigabyte Z87 UDH4 with BIOS F9. Auto turbo set to 4.4, 4.4, 4.3, 4.2 on the cores. All voltages set to auto.

Multi core, turbo off:
At 3.8 -- 36-37C and 1.044v (target 1.030v)
At 3.9 -- 37-38C and 1.044v (target 1.040v)
At 4.0 -- 48-50C and 1.248v (target 1.244v) and I've seen spikes of 1.313v while in windows under load

Turbo:
At 4.4 -- 60-62C and 1.404v (target 1.398v) and the cpu fan is spinning fast. I've actually disabled it because I'm afraid of damaging the chip.

Is this normal?

 

[Supahos]

None of those numbers are out of line especially with your cpu cooler. Anything under 80© max load is perfectly safe long term

 

[formula428]

Okay, from my browsing around it seemed like the temps were okay but the vintage may be high for 4.0 & 4.4

 

[Supahos]

It's higher than necessary but with decent temps they won't hurt anything long term

 

[Supahos]

They have to make the default settings work with the literal worst chip so they aren't aggressive at all